Thursday, October 16, 2008

A Truly Frightening Prospect

A Truly Frightening Prospect - Started seeing these around the neighborhood. Love 'em.

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

The Aporia Agathon Project Trailer (2008)

I've been interested in exploring the world of Alternate Reality Games, and this could be the one to try.

making time for reflection


Thursday, March 06, 2008

Passing the Roshaach Test

IN 1986, still getting my feet wet in the world of comic books, I picked up a new book Watchmen. Even as a 15 year old kid not knowing much about Alan Moore beyond that he wrote some freaky Swamp Thing issues, I immediately saw that there was something different about it. Beside having a sleek design sense and taking place in a mysterious alternate where Nixon still reigned of a dystopian America, it's main characters were more more fully realized and more deeply flawed than nerdy Peter Parker ever could be. They had deep, psychological dreams of dominatrix "adversaries" and nuclear explosions and their own impotence. They dressed up in costumes and "fought crime" for complex reasons and they were in WAY over their heads with mysteries who's clues trickled out as the issues ever so, slowly nit the stands.

Now Watchmen is widely regarded as the first and perhaps the greatest comics masterpiece, perhaps of all time. And after many, many failed efforts Zach Snyder, known for his film adaption of Frank Miller's, 300, is in the midst of produces a Watcheman movie. I'm cautiously optimistic, as are many fans. But one of the things that had to be spot on for me was the look of Rorschach, the nihilistic , worn down shell of a man, that refuses to give up and continues to doggedly follows clues in his black and white world. The first shots of the main characters have been released and while not all the costumes areentirely faithful to the book, at least Rorschach is right in his grimy jacket, beaten up hat and enigmatic "face".
See more at
One Year to Midnight (Watchmen)

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Information R/evolution

Well done vid setting the historical context of how information is now being created and shared.

Monday, October 22, 2007

Art DeLight


Crayon 158
Originally uploaded by Matt DeLight
I picked up 4 more of Matt Delight's pieces on Friday at the Open Studios, including this one and this Kirby tribute. I had gotten two of his in Spring, a pirate and a self-portrait with Matt's brain exposed and loved them. So glad to get the chance to pick up a few more.

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

buckle brown: bikes and birds

buckle brown: bikes and birds

Ha! I was in that pack that headed up the S. Van on-ramp. Certainly surprised how quickly the cops were on us. Got us turned around quick-style! The only thing I can think is they got on at Octavia and swooped down, with sirens blasting. Whoop-dee-frickin'-do ;)

Got to love the street theater aspect of it. Feint for the freeway, the cops block, and the bikes feint again =)

Saw a few cops break character too and loved that also!

Saturday, September 29, 2007

Critcal Massed in Broadway Tunnel

Did the 15th anniversary Critical Mass last night. the most amazing part riding through the Broadway Tunnel. What a way to rock it out SF-style.



Critcal Massed in Broadway Tunnel from leef on Vimeo.